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Vice President Kamala Harris Archived
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Vice President Kamala Harris Archived
@VP46Archive
This is an archive of a Biden administration account, maintained by the National Archives and Records Administration.
Joined November 2016
- Dr. King taught us the importance of lifting people up. Let us honor his enduring legacy as we march forward in the fight for freedom, opportunity, and equality for all.
- The work that we have done over the past four years has made a profound difference in the lives of so many — people we may never meet, but who benefited because of our work. Join me and take a look back at nine moments from the Biden-Harris Administration.
00:00 - Last week, I carried on the long tradition of signing the desk in the Vice President's Ceremonial Office. Though we may have disagreed on certain policy matters, former Vice Presidents and I have shared a love of country and worked every day on behalf of the American people.
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- Vice President Kamala Harris Archived reposted
Together, President Biden and Vice President Harris made historic achievements throughout the last four years – from tie breaking votes to the launch of the Office of Gun Violence Prevention. Listen as Vice President Harris recounts the legacy of the Biden-Harris Administration.
00:00 - RJ, thank you for your letter. Our future is bright because you and young leaders across our nation are fighting for the promise of America. Let us all remember the power that we have to make a difference in the lives of other people.
00:00 - Vice President Kamala Harris Archived reposted
The promise of this nation is real. And the progress that we've made possible during this Administration wasn't just about today, it was about tomorrow. It was about showing that America – and American democracy – works. Not just for the privileged few. But for all of us.
- Too many Americans have been impacted by gun violence. As I told Kya: It does not have to be this way. We know the solutions. We need universal background checks, red flag and safe storage laws, and an assault weapons ban.
00:00 - Replying to @VP46ArchiveThroughout my entire career, I have worked to make our communities safer. Our Administration has taken bold steps to end the epidemic of gun violence, but there is more work to do to save lives. We need an assault weapons ban, red flag laws, and universal background checks.
- Replying to @VP46ArchiveI was proud to lead the first-ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention. I have met with survivors, advocates, students, and families who have been impacted by gun violence. I will always stand alongside them in the fight to save lives.
- Replying to @VP46ArchivePresident Biden and I took historic action to save lives and address the gun violence epidemic with our Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — the most significant gun safety law in nearly 30 years.
- President Biden and I have spent our careers fighting to address the gun violence epidemic with the urgency it demands. During our Administration, we have taken critical action to protect our communities from gun violence.
- The Equal Rights Amendment is the 28th Amendment, and it is the law of the land.
Readers added context to this imageReaders added contextThe Archivist of the United States, charged with officially publishing ratified amendments, has confirmed that the ERA was not ratified and based that analysis on binding legal precedent. There is no 28th Amendment. archives.gov/press/press-re…
